Yoshitsune
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Details
- Title: 義経 / Yoshitsune
- Episodes: 49
- Genre: Taiga drama, historical
- Air time: Sunday at 8:00pm
- Viewership: TBA
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2005-01-09
- Theme Song:
Synopsis
The 44th NHK Taiga Drama is about the life of Minamoto no Yoshitsune (? 義経) (1159 - May_17, 1189) was a late Heian and early Kamakura general of the Minamoto clan of Japan. Yoshitsune was the ninth son of Minamoto no Yoshitomo. His older brother Minamoto no Yoritomo founded the Kamakura shogunate.
Production Credits
- Original work: Tale of the Heike and Yoshitsune by Miyao Tomiko
- Scenario by: Kaneko Narito
- Music by: Iwashiro Taro
- Theme song peformed by: NHK Symphony Orchestra
- Theme song directed by: Vladimir Ashkenazy
- Music performed by: Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra
- Data collector: Murakami Genzo
- Scenario collaborators: Kawaue Hideyuki, Manabe Yukiko
- Subtitler (kanji/'kana characters): Chen Bianjun
- Official English subtitles: TV Japan and NHK
- Title picture by: Miyata Masayuki
- Narrator: Shiraishi Kayoko
- Background researcher: Okutomi Tadayuki
- Customs/manners researcher: Futaki Ken'ichi
- Architecture researcher: Hirai Kiyoshi
- Costume researcher: Koizumi Kiyoko
- Entertainment researchers: Hashimoto Hiroyuki, Nomura Mannojo
- Conduct coach: Saruwaka Seizaburo
- Sword battle/military arts coach: Hayashi Kunishiro
- Horsemanship coach: Tanaka Koubo
- Incense coach: Iwamoto Saeko
- Koyto/palace speech coach: Kobayashi Yuri
- Suruga speech coach: Kobayashi Yukihiko
- Flute coach: Inaba Akinori
- Production unifier: Suwabe Akio
- Segment narrator (opening dialog): Kakinuma Kaku
- Segment narrator (Yoshitsune Travels): Hirano Keiko
- Flugel horn performer: Sergei Nakariakov
Cast
- Takizawa Hideaki as Minamoto Yoshitsune / Kuro / Shanao
- Matsudaira Ken as Musashibo Benkei
- Nanbara Kiyotaka as Ise Saburo
- Ujiki Tsuyoshi as Suruga Jiro
- Ito Atsushi as Kisanta
- Kaito Ken as Sato Tadanobu
- Miyauchi Atsushi as Sato Tsugunobu
- Ishihara Yoshizumi as Minamoto Noriyori
- Oguri Shun as Kajiwara Kagesue
- Ueto Aya as Utsubo
- Uehara Misa as Tekona
- Tsurumi Shingo as Taira Munemori
- Abe Hiroshi as Taira Tomomori
- Kato Kazuko as Muneko
- Hosokawa Shigeki as Taira Shigehira
- Kashu Toshiki as Taira Koremori
- Ozawa Yukiyoshi as Kiso Yoshinaka
- Koike Eiko as Tomoe
- Zaizen Naomi as Hojo Masako
- Osugi Ren as Minamoto Yukiie
- Nakao Akira as Kajiwara Kagetoki
- Kobayashi Nenji as Hojo Tokimasa
- Matsuzaka Keiko as Tokiko
- Nakai Kiichi as Minamoto Yoritomo
- Hira Mikijiro as Ex-Emperor Go-Shirakawa
- Natsuki Mari as Tango
- Kusakari Masao as Taira Tomoyasu
- Nakashima Tomoko as Chidori
- Shiraishi Kayoko as Otoku (Narrator)
- Inamori Izumi as Tokiwa
- Natsukawa Yui as Akirakeiko
- Moriguchi Yoko as Tsuneko
- Toda Naho as Sukeko
- Manda Hisako as Akane
- Watari Tetsuya as Taira Kiyomori
- Ishihara Satomi as Shizuka
- Matsushita Naomi as Kamenomae
- Koizumi Kotaro Taira Sukemori
- Ichikawa Sadanji as Kichiji
- Hirano Tadahiko as Taira Morikuni
- Watanabe Ikkei as Fujiwara Yasuhira
- Nagashima Kazushige as Fujiwara Kunihira
- Goto Maki as Yoshiko
- Takahashi Hideki as Fujiwara Hidehira
- Tanba Tetsuro as Minamoto Yorimasa
- Umezu Sakae as Old Man Suzaku
- Nakagoshi Noriko as Tokuko
- Ohashi Goro as Taira Tokitada
- Katsumura Masanobu as Taira Shigemori
- Tanaka Minako as Maki
- Shiomi Sansei as Kakunichi Risshi
- Kawahara Sabu as Kumasaka Chohan
- Nakae Yuri as Shigeko
- Kitamura Yukiya as Gotari
- Niki Terumi as Nun Hikino
- Kamiki Ryunosuke as Ushikawa (Shanao as a child)
- Miura Koichi as Taira Yorimori
- Minakaze Yoko as Ikenozenni Muneko
- Osugi Ren as Shingu Juro Yoshimori
- Miwa Akihiro as Kiichi Hogen
- Ebisu Yoshikazu as Ichijo Naganari
- Kato Masaya as Minamoto Yoshitomo
- Itoh Takashi
- Kimura Akira